Sentence examples for contract gain from inspiring English sources

The FSA said the company knew in January 2007 that the contract gain it expected was vulnerable, and in February was aware sales were behind budget.

There are also fears about law firms' increasing tendency to outsource paralegal work – one of the ways students who graduate from the LPC without a training contract gain experience and a foot in the door of the profession.

As you can see from the charts, the Nasdaq bottomed out at 2,070 for a $500 per contract gain and the Nasdaq bottomed at 4,375 for a $460 per contract gain - not bad for after hours trading and, of course, we have Members all over the World, so it's not late-night trading for everyone.

UNG is gaining ground as well and those /NG Futures we discussed had a great day, popping 10 cents since yesterday's open (now $2.11) for a $1,000 per contract gain.  .

For those of us not looking for Satanic messages from the trading floor, 16,500 is a strong (40% of the run) retrace from the bottom we called at 15,900 back on May 4th (good for a $5,000 per contract gain) to the top we called at 16,900 on May 11th (good for a $2,000 per contract gain) so you're welcome for those!

All these Fed speakers should be great for our silver longs and those suckers pay $50 per penny, per contract – so very exciting if we get a big move but we'll take our money and run if $14.50 is rejected for "just" a $500 per contract gain.

Still, the Chrysler contract gained support at smaller plants as well as four big factories in Detroit.

In London, the April Brent crude futures contract gained 24 cents a barrel to $111.49 after hitting $119.79, the highest since mid-2008.

In the case of the band, theater officials initially dismissed the musicians' arguments as an effort to capitalize on contract gains made by the stagehands.

Alan Rosenberg, president of the 120,000-member guild, and Doug Allen, its national executive director, have repeatedly said that actors intend to achieve contract gains that reach beyond those achieved by the writers guilds and by the Directors Guild of America.

Mr. Lipton, 61, is the 10-term president of the Newspaper Guild of New York, which settled last week with The New York Times on an eight-year contract (gained a 23percentt raise; lost a no-layoff guarantee) and this week is bargaining with Reuters, Time Inc. and El Diario/La Prensa.